So did anyone find out from Rick if this was a PSA 8 that was cracked and then found it's way into a PSA 10 holder ?
I find it hard to believe that an 8 could become a 10 without some type of either big screw up by PSA, or a slice job by the resubmitter. In my lifetime I have never seen an 8 that I thought would ever have a chance at a 10. Then again, maybe this was just that once in a million shots that hit the bullseye.
I really don't have any problem if it is the same card. And Rick isn't obligated to tell us if it is. Someone paid $4k for a PSA 10 card and that's what they got, it says so right there on the flip.
As for PSAs grading, I'm rarely surprised anymore. About anything.
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I find it hard to believe that an 8 could become a 10 without some type of either big screw up by PSA, or a slice job by the resubmitter.
In my lifetime I have never seen an 8 that I thought would ever have a chance at a 10. Then again, maybe this was just that once
in a million shots that hit the bullseye.
As for PSAs grading, I'm rarely surprised anymore. About anything.
WOW this is a big boy set. $5,500 for a common in a PSA 9. Pretty amazing.
<< <i>Who knows.
Poor guy, did he lose his arm in the war??